Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Rice Jelly

Take a quarter of a pound of rice and half a pound of loaf sugar; boil these ingredients in a quart of water, and when they become a gelatinous mass strain off the jelly. Add lemon-juice or wine, and let the jelly cool, then serve.

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